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Latest revision as of 17:09, December 11, 2020
Adrian, or Hadrian, is the name of a number of saints and of churchmen.
Saints
- Sts Adrian and Natalia, martyred under Diocletian (August 26)
- St Adrian of Canterbury, reposed 710AD (January 9) (Wikipedia)
- St Adrian of May, martyred 875AD (Wikipedia)
- St Adrian of Poshekhonye, martyred 1550AD (Wikipedia)
- St Adrian of Ondrusov, martyred 1549AD (Wikipedia)
Historical figures
- Pope Adrian I of Rome, Pope from 772-795.
- Pope Adrian II of Rome, Pope from 867-872.
- Pope Adrian III of Rome, Pope from 884-885.
- Hieromonk Adrian Fageteanu, Hieromonk, enduring the harshest prisons for many years, before being a monk of Lainici and Antim monasteries.
